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passenger side window won't roll down; driver's side is ok. Checked all fuses, didn't see anything. Anyone have a similar problem or have any suggestions??
I have had the same problem. If you will hold down the "down" button and close the door a little harder than normal this will uually get it to work. I think the trick is to use the window often as it tends to get stuck.
I have had the same problem. If you will hold down the "down" button and close the door a little harder than normal this will uually get it to work. I think the trick is to use the window often as it tends to get stuck.
I've had this happen several times. The first time I had the thing replaced/repaired under warranty. Since then I started using the trick stated above. It usually to "fixes" the problem. Now I try to remember to lower the passenger window every time I start the car.
I have had the same problem. If you will hold down the "down" button and close the door a little harder than normal this will uually get it to work. I think the trick is to use the window often as it tends to get stuck.
There is a C5 Tech Tip that basically says the same thing. Once they have all the Forum problems corrected, you should be able to view the C5 Tech Tips then.
I have had the same problem. If you will hold down the "down" button and close the door a little harder than normal this will uually get it to work. I think the trick is to use the window often as it tends to get stuck.
That did it! Slammed the door about 5-6 times and it finally broke loose.
My problem was a disconnected cable inside the door - it had popped apart - I removed the door panel, reconnected the cable, and it worked fine. Took about 10 minutes at most. You may want to check this, if nothing else resolves the issue.
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